Vim code
VI VI VI - Editor of the beast.
Vim can be programmed, just like emacs can. But I'm not talking about the fancy-schmancy .vimrc-style scripting. I'm talking about copying parts of the buffer into registers, and then executing the contents of those registers as if they were macros.
If you don't think it's insane yet, wait till you see the source code:
So now I'll leave it to someone else to implement an ELisp interpreter. =)
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Fri 25-Sep-2009 21:29
Tue 19-Jan-2010 01:18
By the way, I am having fun looking at some of the crazy stuff you are doing
Mon 14-Feb-2011 20:24
Tue 15-Feb-2011 19:19
If only there was an iovvv (think of ioccc), maybe it's time to setup the chalenge.
I didn't realise at first it was drawing the set but it was on my 170MHz dear host. switching to a 3GHz pc helps rendering it faster :p
congrats anyway
Tue 17-May-2011 21:24
Beco.
Wed 20-Jul-2011 12:54
Fri 19-Aug-2011 10:17
Sat 14-Sep-2013 03:33
Tue 3-Feb-2015 20:39
Bravo!
Mon 2-Oct-2017 09:32
*Hides in embarassment*
Linus Åkesson
Mon 2-Oct-2017 09:35
Sun 7-Jan-2018 08:07
Sat 12-Jan-2019 20:24
Sat 19-Jan-2019 15:28
Nothing to see here ... :)
Tue 12-Mar-2024 16:00
Note: If you have configured vim to use alternate keyboard mappings, these programs won't work. If this is the case, start vim with the standard mapping, i.e. "vim -u NONE mandelbrot".